Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Chemistry Department Scienc SS EUGENE D. SCUDDER :gli at Oxford Dr. Eugene Dodd Scudder received his Ph.D. from Indiana University. D r0m.Walla5 He has been with Youngstown University since 1930 as head of the in 5m'fh also 9 loined the economics. Later E glnlVe'5lTY and Director of the Chemistry Department. Englishi Speech KARL W. DYKEMA Karl W. Dykema came to Youngstown University in 1937. He re- , ceived his lV1.A. degree from Columbia University. He has studied and viol-IS to mls' traveled in Europe and has many articles published in linguistic journals. Ina, Cllagrm Mr. Dykema is director of the Division ot Language and Literature. Sconsin. Economics Department RALPH A. BEARD Ralph A. Beard came to Youngstown University in the tall ot 1946. He received his LL.B. degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School and his A.lv1. degree in economics from the University ot Pittsburgh. During the war he served with the Army and was stationed in the Pacific. He has been head of the Economics Department since 1946. Education Department ceoace wircox Dr. George Wilcox came to Youngstown University as head of the Education Department in 1933. He served as Dean ot the University from 1936 to 1949. He received his Ph.D. at Columbia University. From . . R 1. f . 1924 to 1927 he was Director ot Education of the Near East e ie in C-reece, Syria, Palestin and Transcaucasia. He has also written extensively in his field. and Dramatics

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Ancient and Modern Languages LEONARD T. RicHARosoN Before coming to Youngstown University, Dr. Leonard T. Richardson was a professor of foreign languages at Iowa State ln September l93O he came to Youngstown University as a professor of foreign languages. He received his A.M. degree at the University of A Chicago. His doctor's degree is from the University and he has done graduate work at the University of Paris. At present Dr. Richardson is head of both the Department of Ancient Languages the Department of Modern Languages. Art Department loam NABEREZNY john Naberezny was appointed head of the art department this past year. He has taught art since I949, when he received the degree of Bachelor of Science from Youngstown University. the degree of Master of Arts from the State University of Iowa. For the past two years he has taught art at the University in the evening and during the summer session. ff' x THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Dean ofthe College of Arts and Sciences DEAN iosavi-i E, swiita Dean joseph E. Smith completed his undergraduate work at Oxford University on a Rhodes Scholarship and received his doctorate from Wallas College, London. While a professor at Hiram College, Dean Smith also taught extension courses at the Youngstown YIVICA. He joined the Youngstown University faculty in l937 as professor of economics. Later he became Dean of Students and is now Dean of the University and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. He is also Director of the Division of Social Sciences. College, Ames, Iowa. W, 'tj of Grenoble lFranceI Chem EUI di Dr, Eugene Dodjticrljgs hs been WIIII He 3 enf- Chemistry Departm In 1952 he received l l Biology Departments CLAIR woRi.EY English, Sp. of ,.,,,,,,, N-Q Dr. Clair Worley came here in September l945. Previous to this, ,. , l K . V ,,,, Dr. Worley was associated with a subdivision of Wyeth, Inc., Chagrin K I Falls, Ohio. He received his Ph.D at the University of Wisconsin. Ceivejrhw- DYliema C ' a fx' Iravel IS MA- degre me M ed In Eumpe e Im r Dykema is .and has director of l

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ll'....' ,r. 1..s1.sgi'.., 'A 7,534-J-F-af: 1 - v -fi 1- - ef PhiloS0Ph7 1 Y BRUC 3 A f 1 P553 H lth d Ph sicol Educotion . 1 ec an Y T RileN' 'effigy -R' ,.,f . ,. - . M, MRS. JOSEPH E, smith Ni Qibggjrgh, ,,!' W4., g has bee, WWE, Ycuaggiev-.n University since 5ciigcl,H-imm Unive ,f.,3,,, 2939, See formerly was afumni secretary at Hiram College. She gi Ygungbi , X ,e,p.t,Ga her M A, degree in phvsical education from Ohio State University. She is also Assistant Registrar of Youngstown UniversitY- ,..,,... kfl 0 History Deportment S A CLARENCE R. coui.o if Dr. Could came to Youngstown University in l939 from Kenyon College, where he was dean and professor of history. A graduate of john Hopkins University, Dr, Could is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He has been head ot the department of History since l945, Mothemotics Deportment RicHARo R COSSELIN Dr. Richard P. Cosselin has been head ot our Department of Mathe- matics since September l952, He received his M.A. degree from the University of Rochester and came to Youngstown after completing his doctorate at the University of Chicago, where he was also engaged in mathematical study at the Institute tor Air Weapons Research. f ss .egg iff, R ' f N l i Militory Science cmd Tcictics LT. coL, oswAED R. HUlVllVlEL Lt. Col. Hummel arrived at The Youngstown University to assume the duties ot PMSC-rT on August 3l, l955. l-le was reassigned from the Provisional Group, 3rd lntanty Division, Fort Benning, Georgia, where he was the Commanding Officer of the unit. In I934 Lt. Col. Hummel received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the Purdue University. l-76 Psychol. WA Dr' Waite Eiilfit ii C C Oogy yen S llle Univ Fiepartmenl- He ersiiY Ot Pittsburgh A